When printing email, what does "isChecked -1 mean?"

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Financial Asst

The past couple of months, I have noticed that when we (3 users) print an
email, a mysterious field comes up in the header area under the
To/From/Subject etc. The field is labeled "isChecked:" and the data is
invariably "-1".

What does this mean and/or how do I suppress this from printing?

Outlook 2003
Windows XP Professional (3 machines, peer-to-peer)
Outlook Add-ins: WorkGroup Share by Softtalk, and Advisor Assistant by Climark
 

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